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Wednesday, ‘May 8 1968 |

opens new addition

Another Terrace firm unveils
A new addition this week,

Sav-Mor Builders’ Centre has
declared “open house”’ for shop-
pers to inspect its new addition,
4826 Keith, May 9, 10 and il
. Store is open 8 a.m, to 6 p.m.

There will be coffee and donuts,
apple pies at nine cents, and
some 2,000 extra feet of mer=
chanatsing Space for shoppers to

ew,

Total addition is 3, 000 square
feet, with the extra 1, 000 going
to offices and home-planning de-
partment,

It?s a long way since Stan Bar=

ton, company president, operated
out of a 20 by 18 room on the
same site, when Sav-Mor opencd
its doors May 1, 1963,

Two companies operate out of
the Keith St, site, Sav-Mor and
Norpine Construction,

Stan Barton is president of
both. Norpine is construction
with building credits including
Terrace Municipal hall, schools
and currently, the new "Terrace
airport terminal,

Sav-Mor is building supplies
to cover what accountant Karl
Ellingsen sums up as “complete
home construction and mainten-

ance,”

Spring Creek club

swings in

sunshine

Thirty-two members of the newty formed Spring Creek

Golf Club found the sunshine to their ane in the way 3 four
Lowell Croft and Koy Jacques

ball foursome tournament,

Prizes were plentiful,

Ray Judd and Keith Melanson
came in for the low gross award
followed respectively by Phil
Davies and Kip Gravelle, Mar
garet Ruehlene and Keith
Williams, Lowell Croft and Roy
Jacques,

Net score champs were Patsey
Davy and Henry Doell, And also
in the top four were Glen Sislbe
and Bud Schaeffer, Bernie Dodd
and Ian Johnson, Harry Davy and
Norah Jacques.

= Ai Rueblen and. Orvill M

Mettn|

‘ok low Sedre for the first nine
and Marcelle Sawan and Roy
Johnson the honors for the sec«

won the low hidden hole and Or-
ville Melin and Bill Ruehlen re-
corded the hieh hidden hole.

People starve,

ST. HYACINTHE, Que, (CP)
— Rev, Bernard Pavrean, head
of the St. Hyacinthe division of the
Canadian Catholic Organization
for the Development of Under-
privileged Countries, says each
year 35,000,000 persons die
pe ty the. world from.

unger, nt, India,..he,8ayay
takes five hours of hard idk
to earn enough to buy a quart
of milk; in Canada it takes five
Tuinutes.

“Ts a one-stop shopping cen
tre for building supplies,”’ El-
lingsen sald.

The company also handles sash
and door, a drafting and blue-
print service, and markets the
locally built Norpine prefab
homes,

The new addition will see ap-
proximately an extra $10,000
worth of stock added to exist
ing lines, with major expansion
being made in the plumbing and
elecirical supplies lines,

Say-Mor recently hired Ter-
race man Jack Radelet as gen-
eral manager to coincide withthe
store expansion plans.

The south-of-the-tracks loca-
tion has not harmed Sav-Mor,
according to accountant Elling-
sen, “We get good support from
people in this part of the town’,
he said.

He said the company has ex-
perienced a steady growth since
jt was started here in 1963,

Borrowers t

books in French

KAPUSKASING, Ont. (CP) —
Since the Royal Commission on
Bilingualism and Biculturalism
classed this community as bilin-
gual, interest in French has in-
creased, The library board an-
nounced the circulation of

creased by 81 per cent this year
over 1967,

Woman ¢ustomer at per-
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evening paper?’ — Irish D
est

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People»
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secasncasecernse eessasrtene wed

rs. Otto van Berneveld and
son Peter, who left Terrace five
years ago to make their home tn
Duncan, were visitors to town
last week.to attend the wedding
of Anke Claus and Foppe Venema
jast Thursday. They drove up
from the south and brought with
them Anke Troelstra from U,B.C.
and her sister Bertha from Vice
torla University who also attend-
ed the wedding.

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A dinner meeting of the ladies
auxiliary to the. Terrace Air
Cadets will be held in the Ter-
race Hotel dining room on May
13. The maln business of the
meeting will be to make ar-
rangements for the forthcoming
cadet inspection on June li.
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Mrs, WH. (Pat Mellroy of
Edmonton visited in Terrace at
the week-end withher sister Mra,
Ina Roper and family and her
brother Bruce Smith and family,
She left for Prince Rupert to
spend some time with her son
David and family.

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Mrs, Margaret Thompson and
son Shane are visiting in Ter
race with Mrs. Thompson's pare
ents, Mr, aml Mrs, Roy Doll,
They have just returned from five
years in New Zealand. They will
accompany Mr, and Mrs, Doll
when they leave at the end of
May to make their home inChilli-
wack, Mr, Doll had been a res-
ident of Kitwanga from 1929 to
1960 when he.moved to Terrace
with Mrs. Doll who had resided
in Kitwanga since their marriage
in 1938. Roy Doll is retiring
from Skeena Forest Products,

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Mr, and Mrs, Wilf Fell and sons
Doug and Bob anda friend, Elaine
Pongracz, have returned from a
vacation in Vancouver, San Fram
cisco and Mountainview, Cali.
fornia where they visited Mr.
Fell’s sister,

A WHITE CARNATION was

naturally presented by brownie |§

Dawn Marie Elliott toher mother
Mrs, Gordon Ellfott of the Lions’
Ladies, Guides and Brownies,

in street clothes will help the ||

Lions’ ladies In a sale of the
paper carnations next Saturday,
May 11,,. ,

Ceramic Tile Breaks
“Wee Area. Barrier”

’ Ceramic tile, once more orless
confined to the bathroom, has
broken the ‘wet area barrier.”
In many colors, sizesand shapes,
domestic ceramic tile now lends
itself to a variety of decorating
ideas for virtually every ro6m of
the home.

One of the most dramatic uses
of tile is the ceramic mosaic
mural, Such a mural canbemade
from any favorite sketch or ab-
stract design.

Do you know what has gray

sidin, four legs, and a trunk?.
A mouse on vacation, that wat,

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|| Prince Rupert, B, C,, not later
N| of Licence X-97609, to cut 625,000

aj) Sawlogs on an area situated

obtained from the District Fores»

Sealed tenders willbe recelved
by the District Forester at

than 11:00 a.m, on the 11th day.
of June, 1968, for the purchase

cubic feet of Spruce, - Hemlock,
Cedar, Balsam and OtherSpecies

APPT OX, 7 miles S, Ww. of Terrace,
Cc, J e

Three (3) years will be allowed
for removal of timber, .

As this area is within the
Skeena P,S,Y,U,/ P, W,.C,, which
is fully committed, this sale will
be awarded under the provisions
of section 17 (la) of the Forest
Act, which gives the timber-sale
applicant certain privileges. '

Further particulars may be

ter, Prince Rupert, B.C,, or the
Forest Ranger, Terrace, B.C.
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Sealed tenders willbe récelved

. by the ‘District Forest at Prince

Rupert, B. C,, not. later than
11300. A.M; on’ the - 2ist day of
May, 1968, for the’ purchase of
Licence X97587, . to cut 2,506,-
000 cubic . feet. of: : ketalock,
apruce, balsam, cedar-and trees
of other species on. an area

--gituated: ‘on Shames River,. ap-.
-proximately. 12 miles West of

Terrace, Range Five Coast Land

Digirict, (4)-years. “will be allawed |

for removal of timber...

‘As ‘this ‘area. is. within the
SKEENA PL SY, -U,, ‘which
is full committed, this sale will
he awarded under the provisions

‘of Section 17 (la) of the ‘Forest
Act". which ‘gives the timber

sale applicant certain privileges.
. Further particulars can be ob-
tained from the Forest’ Ranger,
Terrace, B,.C,, from the District
Forester, Prince Rupert, B,C,,
or from the Deputy Minister of -
Forests, Victoria, B, C, (ed)

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